Clan na Gael Presents

Written by Philip Grecian and Directed by Peggy S. O’Leary

In his home high above the sea and valley, Dr. Jack Seward bends over a
large book searching for cures for his fiancée Lucy‘s illness. Mina, Lucy‘s childhood friend, and her husband Jonathan arrive to help during a frightening thunder and lightning storm. The three anxiously await the arrival of Dr. Van Helsing, a Dutch specialist in obscure illnesses. His examination of Lucy brings horrifying news no one is prepared for as the house takes on feelings of unseen figures lurking in the dark.
You are invited to come see Dracula performed
by the Clan na Gael Players.

Featuring: Mat Apgar, Steve Bennett, Jack Fruin, Jerry Hodges,
Patrick Lane, Coz Marable, Susan Maxham, Noeleen Nelson,
Amy Strachan and Byrne White.

Performances: November 19th, 20th, 21st at 8:00 p.m.
and Sunday, November 22nd at 2:30.

Tickets: $20 Reservations: Contact Nancy O’Neil
at playresvcng@gmail.com or call (203) 377-1070 and leave
your name and phone number. Payment accepted in cash or
by check. (Sorry no credit card or scrip).
All checks must be made payable to Feile, Inc,

Auditions for Clan na Gael’s Fall Production 09/12 & 09/13

‘TIS WORTH REMEMBERING”
by Peggy S. O’Leary
Auditions: Sept 12th & 13th | 1 – 3:30pm at the GAC

Roles for over fifteen actors both male and female from ages 10 to 80 are available. Accommodations will be made for afternoon and weekend rehearsals for the children in the cast.

Production dates are November 16th to the 22nd including tech rehearsals. ‘Tis Worth Remembering is a Christmas Eve memory play. The action takes place on a split stage. In 1962 Ireland we are invited into the memories of the young versions of our central characters; of eager, excited children beginning a new adventure and their parents who are making the hard thought-out decision to leave Ireland for a new life.

In 2012 in rural Connecticut, four generations of Grandda’s family are gathered to celebrate Christmas together. As gifts are wrapped and songs are sung, memories of Christmas past become fresh in the minds of the brother and sister who emigrated with their parents long ago.

The play is full of real life moments, in both places, enhanced with Christmas songs and exuberance!

For more info: mebstehle62@gmail.com

THE FACE ON THE BARROOM FLOOR, by Tim Kelly

A Melodrama full of laughs and engaging characters including a charming young singer, a dastardly villain, a lovestruck painter – among many other zany characters racing in one door and out another all inviting you to laugh out loud and boo the villain if you chose.

Production dates are Nov. 20, 21, 22 at 8:00pm

and Sunday 23rd at 2:30pm

Ticket are $20.00.

For reservations please email playresvcng@gmail.com

or call Nancy O’Neil at (203) 377- 1070

This production will also serve as a fundraiser for the

Plomin Cildren’s Educational Fund.

As many know, Matthew Plomin past away suddenly leaving behind his wife Jillian and their seven children. The Plomin family, have been an active part Clan na Gael by appearing on stage or behind the scenes, building and/or hauling and storing our sets. Painting, designing or just doing the grunt work, they showed up and became a part of the show. The Plomin family enriched us with their consistent involvement and for all of this we honor Matt, and his family by donating all profits from the run of our production of “The Face On The Barroom Floor ” to The Plomin Children’s’ Education Fund.

Auditions for Clan na Gael’s Fall Production

Clan na Gael Presents

THE FACE ON THE BARROOM FLOOR,  by Tim Kelly

A Melodrama full of laughs and engaging characters including a charming young singer, a dastardly villain, a lovestruck painter – among many other zany characters racing in one door and out another all inviting you to laugh out loud and boo the villain if you chose.

Auditions Notice for “The Face On The Barroom Floor”

September 27th and 28th from 1 -3:30pm

Needed are a variety of Men and Women age ranges 20’s to 70’s and one girl age range between 8-14

We are an open welcoming group who are still growing in this our 38th year of presenting plays by or about the Irish. We also need staff of all kinds. Come play with us!

Production dates are Nov. 20, 21, 22 at 8:00pm and Sunday 23rd at 2:30pm

For further info: opeggyo812@gmail.com